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Bridge of Remembrance 1937 and 2011

Bridge of Remembrance 1937 and 2011

As the city changes, it's a good opportunity to revisit some of the less well-known items in our collection.

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Volunteer guides reconnect at Sunday sessions

Volunteer guides reconnect at Sunday sessions

Our dedicated team of 42 volunteer guides dearly miss their work at the Gallery.

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Domeless

Domeless

The dome has been removed from the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament.

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Hopping up North

Hopping up North

Malt is the soul of beer and yeast gives it life but the kiss of the hop is the vitality of that life. Tom Inglis

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A war played out twice a week

A war played out twice a week

This month marks thirty years since the South African rugby team began its controversial 'Springbok' tour of New Zealand in the face of widespread and growing protest.

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There's no business, like snow business

There's no business, like snow business

It seems we're really just not set up to deal with snow in Christchurch.

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I dont want no retro spective

I dont want no retro spective

Let's talk titles again.

Not titles of paintings this time, but whole survey shows. Your life as an artist is being summed up in one exhibition, and what are you going to call it?

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Tips for Trying Times #1 (an occasional series)

Tips for Trying Times #1 (an occasional series)

1. NEVER go to bed in anything you wouldn't want to wear in the middle of the street.

2. NEVER put the cornflour at the front of your pantry and ALWAYS close the pantry doors.

3. DON'T drive down Madras Street north of Bealey Avenue (contender for The Bounciest Liquefaction-enhanced City Street award), but if you do...

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Ah, the good old days...

Ah, the good old days...

One of the strangest things about Christchurch's post-quake afterlife is how quiet and empty those once-bustling central city streets have become.

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Heavy metal and the black arts

Heavy metal and the black arts

To a self-confessed printing-press spotter like me, this Diadem treadle platen press, which belonged to Leo Bensemann, is quite simply an awesome machine.

 

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